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DORSET MODEL SOLDIERS CASTINGS August 2021 The Dorset Model Soldier Company, Nyetimber, 35a Norfolk Farm Road, Woking, Surrey, GU22 8LF United Kingdom www.imperialminiatures.co.uk [email protected] 01483 855757 VAT Number : 371463301 DORSET SOLDIERS CASTINGS PAINTED FIGURE collectors might like to know that painted figures and sets can also be produced from the castings lists. ABOUT DORSET SOLDIERS Dorset Soldier castings are approximately 54mm tall and cast in white metal. Please ask the exact height if you want figures to fit in with other soldiers in your collection. Castings are supplied straight from the mould and will need flash cleaning with a knife and file before painting. I can quote to clean and assemble figures for you, if you prefer this. As many of the figures are made to collectors’ own specifications, the style of figures varies from slight, traditional toys in the old ‘Britains’ format to detailed, chunky, near-models. I have tried to reflect this in the descriptions. Please contact me if you have an idea you wish to explore. Spare parts are available to repair broken old soldiers or convert figures in the lists. Painted figures can be produced from any figure in the lists or designed for you. Due to the lead content in the figures I do not supply figures to children under 14 years old. CONTACTING DORSET MODEL SOLDIERS: By phone: 01483 855757 . I am always pleased to hear from you and offer any help I can. If I am not immediately available, then please leave a message on the answering machine and I will get back to you. By email: [email protected]. Please send credit card details split into two emails or I can send you a secure credit card link for payment. By website: www.imperialminiatures.co.uk. By post: Please use the enclosed order form or a letter if you prefer, and send to: The Dorset Model Soldier Company, Nyetimber, 35a Norfolk Farm Road, Woking, Surrey, GU22 8LF U.K. Mike Lewis Please make cheques payable to Imperial Miniatures Postage: UK 10% (Min £4.50), Europe 15% (Min £6), Rest of World 25% (min £8) ORDERING YOUR FIGURES - please read these notes or the rest of the catalogue will not make sense. Figures are complete, traditional toy style unless otherwise stated. Please tell me if you would like any of the figures beheaded and drilled to take a different head. These extra parts are not included in the price of the figure. Where a figure is not complete (see abbreviations below) spare parts are in the J, K or WBC lists unless the figure description says otherwise. ABBREVIATIONS M Marching. INF Normally a foot figure in belted tunic B Old ‘Britains’ spares. and plain trousers. Description as CAV Cavalry figure. infantry does not exclude other uses. EFS Early foreign service helmet. NA No arms. FS Foreign service helmet. NH No head. L Left arm. NLA No left arm. R Right arm. NRA No right arm. OFF Officer. PRICE CODES (Including VAT) Most foot figures are Price code b. Most heads and arms are Price code a. Other figure descriptions are followed by a Price code or price. Some list headings have extra information. 70p a. i. – q. £144.00 b. £4.30 j. £21.00 r. £17.50 c. £5.75 k. £12.50 s. £5.20 d. £25.00 l. £2.55 t. £16.00 e. £8.00 m. £34.50 u. £7.75 f. £9.50 n. £84.00 v. £31.00 w. £7.50 g. £115.00 o. £60.00 h. £94.00 p. £120.00 x. £14.40 March 2021 A number of figures have been removed from the lists. Most have been replaced with an alternative version. A WW2 list consisting of items extracted from the lists is available separately on request. Casting List A 69 Trombone, seated. 70 Euphonium, seated. The British Army at Home 71 Clarinet, seated. Bodies Price code b, unless otherwise stated. 72 French Horn, seated. Arms from list K. 73 Large Euphonium (Eb Bass) seated. 1 Line INF M. NRA. 74 Flute, seated. 2 Line INF M. NLA. 75 Bassoon, seated. 6 Guardsman ATTN with rifle. 76 Tenor Horn, seated. 7 Line INF M. NA. 77 Saxophone, seated. 8 Line INF ATTN. NA. 78 Irish Guards Piper at attention. 9 Line INF M. NA. wearing apron drilled to take Bass and 79 Guard M. in Greatcoat. NA. Tenor Drums. 80 Flat Cap at attention (bandsman). NA. 10 INF. NA. NH. at attention wearing apron drilled to take 82 -84 represent artillery men c. 1874 wearing pill box. (see Bass and Tenor Drums. H121) 11 Line INF. at ease. NRA. 82 Gunner with trail spike. 12 Line INF. Bugler. M. 83 Gunner ramming. 13 – 24 represent a marching Line Infantry Band. Castings 84 NCO at attention. include figure and instrument. 85 Engineer c.1862 chiseling stone. 13 Drum Major. 86 Gunner in khaki 1906 (see H120). 14 Side Drum. 87 Seated bandsman flat cap, NA 14a Adult side drummer. Price code s. 88 Bandsman singing from book 15 Bass Drummer complete. Price code u. 89 Line Infantry ATTN, grounded rifle 16 Trumpet. 90 Hillco Infantry stretcher bearer 17 Trombone. 91 Beefeater, B. Price code s 18 Euphonium. 92 Guards OFF, attention, with paper Queen’s Colour 19 Flute. Price code c 20 Clarinet. 93 Line Infantry OFF, attention, with paper Dorset Regimental Colour. Price code c 21 Cymbals. st 22 Bassoon. 94 Lancer charging. Copy of 1 version B. Price code f 23 Large Euphonium (Eb Bass) 95 – 107 transferred from list F 24 Saxophone. 94 Woman's Royal Army Corps (WRAC) bandswoman 25 Kneeling figure, Artillery head. NA. standing. NA. (See H65). 26 Kneeling man in side hat. 95 WRAC Bandswoman seated. NA. (See H65 & 66) See 27 Wounded man (see H 63). also WBC 118 28 Nurse Walking. 97 WRAC, M. Copy of ‘Cherilea’ figure 29 Line INF Standard Bearer. M. New engraved colours - 98 ATS band WW2, NA, M. Based on 97 plain, Union Jack or Regimental Standard. Please 99 to 107 represent WW2 subjects in battledress wearing specify. Price code c. helmets, except 99 30 Line INF Maxim Gunner (see H 64). 99 INF. in beret. M. NA. 31 Line INF NA. to present arms. 100 Artilleryman with shell. 32 Line INF OFF at ease, riding breeches and boots, NA. 101 Artilleryman with long shell. (Drilled to take binoculars). 102 Artilleryman kneeling with long shell 33 Line INF in half boots standing to receive cavalry. 103 Artilleryman arms spread 34 Line INF in half boots kneeling to receive cavalry. 104 INF at ease NA. 35 Line INF in half boots charging. 105 INF, at ease with rifle 36 Cyclist wearing Glengarry (see H 70). 106 INF, M.NA 37 INF cook serving food (see H 46). 107 INF, charging NA 38 Line INF standing with knife and fork. 108 – 112 represent old Britains style Guards wearing half 39 Hatless man standing with knife, fork and plate. boots 40 Bandsman walking with plate. 108 Officer NA. Can be completed with K17 41 Bandsman wearing side hat, seated, reading (see H49 109 Standing firing & 50). 110 Kneeling firing 42 Line INF seated, eating (see H49 & 50). 111 Standing to receive cavalry 43 Line INF Bandsman. NA. seated (see H 65 & 66). 112 Kneeling to receive cavalry 44 Line INF in greatcoat. M. NLA. 113 Crescent WW2 radio operators. 3 part set Price code k 48 State Coach Footman walking. B. (see H223) 114 Wounded man on stretcher 49 State Coach Attendant. Price code s. 115 Line infantry, running, NRA, B 50 General OFF on walking HB horse. Price code e. 116 Lancer officer turned in the saddle kit, B Price code k 52 Line INF OFF on walking HB horse. NRA. Price code e. 117a Musketeer, 1670 firing. Price code c 55 CAV groom for A 121. 117b Musketeer, 1670 advancing. Price code c 56 Line INF OFF M. NRA. 118 Lancer NRA, on cantering horse kit, B. Price code k 57 OFF Pillbox cap, walking with swagger cane. 119 INF M NLA, B, Box pack 58 NCO. Pillbox cap, standing with swagger cane. 120 are Britains Guards bandsmen or drum and bugle 59 Royal Horse Artillery ATTN. NA. bandsmen, M 60 Royal Horse Artillery ATTN. NRA. 120a Bandsman, NA. Can be completed with K317 arms 61 Scots Bodyguard Archer firing. 120b Drum major. Price code s 62 Scots Bodyguard Archer Standing. NLA. (see K137 & 138). 120c Bass drummer. .Price code u. 63 Scots Bodyguard/Yeoman Warder OFF .Price code s. 120d Side drummer 64 Lifeguard NRA. on HB horse at halt. Price code e. 120e Bugler. Can be completed with K1 or K2 66-77 represent complete figures to make up a seated 121 Horse standing, B. Price code f (peaked cap) military band. Seated figures include chairs (see 122 Scots Grey NRA, on walking horse kit, B. Price code k H65). 123 Guards officer, M, NRA, B 66 Director of Music standing (see H104 - not included). 124 Guardsman, M, NLA, B 67 Bass Drummer standing (see H1O5 - not included). 125 Parachute regiment wearing greatcoat, NA, M. Can 68 Cornet, seated. be completed with WBC arms. 126 Scots Grey bandsman on walking horse kit, B. Price 23 Kneeling firing. code k. Can be completed with K317 arms 24 Standing firing. 126a Scots Grey Drum Horse. 4 part kit, B. Price code r 25 Running rifle across waist. 127 Artillery man ATTN 26 Wounded Bugler. 128 As 127 but with ramrod 28 INF. FS. standing to receive cavalry.
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